1) Journalist/editor/reporter/photographer who represents print media outlet publishing periodical publication(s). 2) TV crew/broadcaster/presenter/performer who represents TV station or production office. 3) Journalist /reporter/broadcaster/presenter/performer who represents radio station or production office. 4) Journalist/reporter/editor who represents online media run by a legal entity. The online media must: • be previously established (before you apply for TAS 2025 media accreditation); and • produce original editorial content on automobile, and regularly maintained. 5) Freelance journalists/photographers must be on assignment from a recognised media outlet. A letter of assignment and recent bylined article(s) on automobile must be submitted as attachment to an application form (see below). |
• A letter of assignment to prove that you have been commissioned to conduct TAS 2025 coverage. The name of the organization and publication/programme (with the onsale/on-air date), the signature of the chief editor or equivalent, his/her contact details, and the details of what you have been commissioned to cover must be clearly written on the media outlet’s letterhead. • Automobile-related bylined articles within the past one year, or past TAS coverage bylined articles. Photographers should submit photos/articles with photo credit. Applications without the above documents will NOT be accepted. Past results of obtaining press badges for other events cannot be a substitute. |
6)Photographic agencies must ensure that the photographs taken will be used for news, report or publication in articles. Anyone with intention for commercial purposes are not eligible for media accreditation. |
a) Social media (e.g. YouTube, Facebook, X, Instagram etc.) regardless of the number of followers/subscribers. b) Exhibitors (incl. those working on their websites and owned media) c) Advertising agencies, PR firms, research firms, marketing firms, analyst firms and consulting firms. d) Non-editorial professions, such as sales, marketing and administration, even though they represent a legitimate media organization. e) Freelancers who are not on assignment from a legitimate media organization. f) Those working on corporate website (incl. owened media), and/or internal publications such as house organ, annual report and newsletter that are circulated internally or to a selected group of clients.
h) Personal website/blog, fan site/community site, forums or user groups. i) Any media which may be offensive to public order and moral and/or containing obscene/violent/unlawful content. |